And you think it’s a L-15 with that much security? Richard Fisher says that’s the super secret never acknowledged DF-41. Where’s the security for that ICBM? If you don’t need it for an ICBM, why does a L-15 need it?
There are pics of Chinese ICBMs on public roads with civilian traffic around it and to think they wouldn’t…
Oh yeah a probe from the nose means it’s not a stealth fighter.
Are they saying China knew these parts were going to be used for military purposes? That would be still be more serious in the conspiracy implications than just counterfeit parts. The blame actually still goes 100% to the defense contractor. The US Congress demanded they be allowed to inspect the factories. If there’s no paper trail, how would they know what factories to go to? Inspecting the factory is an attempt at diversion again because Congress know themselves this is a case of US defense contractors intentionally buying a less expensive alternative. They knew China would refuse because it’s a joke that somehow blame lies on them when all they charge is counterfeit parts. Demanding to inspect the factory does absolutely nothing but a show for the American voter where refusal is seen as a sign of guilt. Got to cover up political and corporate corruption at home.
It’s more serious than it’s being portrayed that’s if what they charging is true. Yet none of those more serious implications like top secret infiltration are mentioned. Yet they’re only charging counterfeit parts. This is about military contractors trying to increase their profits by finding a cheaper alternative to parts that are commercially available. If these parts were not commercially available how would China know how to make a part they don’t have access to unless of some espionage. Yet they’re only charging counterfeit parts. Polticians that are in the pocket of defense contractors blaming a foreign country? No, this is purely about US defense contractors making every penny they can and corrupt politicians protecting them.
Oh brother!
What lying in regards to arms exports?
None of this is debatable, it is well documented fact.Either back it up, or keep showing how clueless you are.
Accusing someone of lying while taking a Chinese government statement about military purchases ( you know a subject notorious for disinformation in ANY nation) at face value, that’s rich!
Now your crossing argumets with one another? I said the Russian arms industry is dying. Never disputed the figure. It’s just not as much as it use to be meaning it’s on the decline. Of course the manipulation. Not surprising.
Please tell me you guys think the Russian media never lies because it seems like you think that. Notice you guys don’t put up a fight about the Russian claim that the T-50 engine was sold to China for the J-20. It totally goes against the whole claim that it was Russia that killed the Su-35 deal because they were worried about IP theft by China just buying a few.
Christ you are thick.
WHAT SAME RUSSIAN SOURCE?!?! I don’t give a **** if the same source posted an article that said Chinese people come from Mars. The China SU-35 article was posted in MANY Russian sources. Look at the specific article in question, not the source (Rian or whatever). This one had a named official, reporting on the talks. Not once, but a number of times, including @ Major arms expos.
Even if there was an article about T-50 engines on J-20 posted by say Rian, it does nothing to change the Su-35 article, and its quoted sources.
However, this is all irrelevant, since you have yet to actually post this T-50 engine article you keep rambling about.
I recall a few articles suggesting the J-20 may have Russian engines (not a wild suggestion by any means, mind you), but nothing by quoted, connected officials, from Rosoboronexport, Saturn, Salut, Sukhoi, whatever.By the way, since we are doubting sources based on their previous statements- I guess anything that comes from the Chinese Ministry of Truth must be lies- since you know, they habitually deny anything that makes China look bad, like a certain protest in a certain square. THis is your “logic”.
And Russia lies just like you think China lies which you don’t believe their official denial that they aren’t seeking to buy the Su-35. And Western news media report what Pinkov, a Canadian blogger who writes about China, puts on his blog. The guy that said the Varyag has no arrestor cables because the Russians wouldn’t sell them any. And what happens after that, there are pictures of arrestor cables on the Varyag. Just because the media says it it has to be true or they just don’t report on what other sources report? You’re that naive?
For your information I’m not Chinese. So quit assuming like you’ve always been doing in coming up with your flawed logic.
What are you talking about? The source is this article:
http://en.rian.ru/world/20120417/172871006.html
which mentions neither the T-50 nor the J-20 nor anything about an engine deal at all.
Of course you guys don’t remember. The same source that put out the Su-35 deal also put out back when the J-20 first flew that Russia had sold the same engines used for the T-50 for the J-20 prototype. The same Russian source said they sold a few of those engines for the J-20 prototype. What? No concern for China stealing the secrets of the same engine on Russia’s most advance fighter? No concern that China only bought a few? And the Russians denying the sale of the Su-35 to China was around long before that. And if you don’t waht all this is saying. Russian news sources are not reliable as proven.
If so you are being a poor devil’s advocate, as you are putting words in his mouth. He has outlined his logic in this post, and it has hardly anything in common with what you say he was claiming:
http://forum.keypublishing.com/showpost.php?p=1880065&postcount=224
He has no proof that China wanted to buy the SU-35. He’s speculating. I’m speculating. Get it? You can make anything up using the flimsiest of information. Where’s this proof again that China wanted to buy the Su-35 but Russia denied because of concern over intellectual property theft? And if so then why did the same source say Russia sold a few advanced engines meant for the T-50 that were on the J-20 prototype flying? Not concerned about intellectual property theft there? When the logic is full of it, outlining it doesn’t change it from being full of it.
And what logic would that be? You have yet to clarify that without making things up.
Of course you don’t remember. Rememebr how you haven’t shown proof that China wanted to buy the Su-35. How did you draw up that conclusion? I use the same logic against you. Just because China buys engines from Russia, it means they want the Su-35? Or because the Chinese fighters are still not up to par? No proof and all speculation by the likes of you. Well then by that simplistic logic, it’s more proof since India has shown interest in the F-35. Why? Because there’s no confidence with Russian “equivalents?” Why would they be looking at buying the F-35 if they were confident with Russia? Same logic as yours. Too bad.
All I was doing was drawing conclusion like TR1 was doing to make a point. My points were designed to be disputed because it was drawing from the same flawed logic as TR1 was throwing out there to prove it to be so.
A typical troll response which makes you a hypocrite
1.) Saying “i love how you get enraged’ just make you sound butthurt and angry. But whatever makes you feel better I guess.
2.) You seriously need to learn to read. I never said China NEEDS the Su-35, don’t make things up again.
3.) What is this logic you keep flouting? All I said was that the reports don’t seem unreasonable to me, both in terms of the talks and why they did not go through. Did I say anything about this deal impacting Chinese confidence in their Flanker rip-offs? Or their further programs? NO! I think China is mostly comitted to the domestic route, and they never intended to buy a large batch of Su-35s–WHICH IS WHAT THE RUSSIAN SIDE CITED AS THE MAIN ISSUE TO ANY DEAL. That does NOTHING to dispell the real possibility of them being in talks at one point, about a small Su-35 batch.
4.) Not gonna respond to your nonsense about India’s supposed F-35 interest saying something about their commitment to PAK-FA, or this drivel about China/Russia leverage. It does show perfectly what I meant though, when I said it is funny how the response to these possible talks is incredibly irrational by some certain forum members.
This is supposed to back up your claim how India is moving away from Russian planes, and Russian exports are dying?
You just don’t get it. Big surpise! It doesn’t matter what I can or can’t prove to you. I was using your logic on how you can come up with the conclusion China did seek to buy the Su-35 when they already officailly denied it. If you don’t like my conclusions then your conclusions are full of it. Russian sources are not proof just like the same source said Russia sold T-50 engines for the J-20. If Russia was all worried about intellectual theft to which they were the one to deny sale of the Su-35 because of it, then why did they apparently sell a few of their advanced engine that China doesn’t have if they’re worried over it? You guys make so much crap up that you can’t even keep track of your own lies that they eventuallly contradict one another.
Perhaps for the same reason why they procured both the Su-30MKI and Rafale, or the MiG-29 AND Mirage 2000, or the MiG-27 as well as the Jaguar? It can hardly be down to dissatisfaction with Russian fighters if India kept coming back for 30+ years, can it?
Well then China would still be the biggest buyer of Russian arms at tens of billions of dollars every year. They’re not because they’ve grown beyond it.
Ok, so you purposefully ignore the BS you failed to defend, and your logically nonsensical arguments, alright, I will let that go.
So, moving on specifically to the Su-35 issue.
http://forum.keypublishing.com/showp…&postcount=224I will once again post my thoughts on it. I don’t find them to be unreasonable, and I don’t find the Rosoboronexport reports of contact re: Su-35 to be unreasonable as well.
You are free to dismiss that and only listen to what the Chinese government has to say on the matter (because we know, unlike Russian sources, the Chinese government is a 100% source of truth on any event), that is your choice. But calling those Russian reports are some kind of lunar impossibility is silly.
That’s not proof and you perfectly ignore doing what you demand others to do. I love how enraged you get just because I used your own logic. You make your conclusions that China needs Su-35s just because they still buy engines? Well if India is looking at the F-35, then by your own logic, that’s a vote of no confidence on what Russia has to offer. India would know since they’re an insider. Plus if China can’t do anything without Russia, why don’t they stop selling engines or anything? The whole Chinese army would fall apart according to you and Russia would have so much leverage on China. So why won’t they do that? It’s not like they can turn to the West to buy arms.